The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-28

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The Volunteer Gets . Quick Advantage and
Keeps Il to the End.
There was n calm on tho face NJ tho bav when
the day begun that would have been restful on
anv other dav. The air was heavy and dark
with for. The water wns heavy and dark and
rippleless. The nassin1 tuos and ateamera
raised heavy rolling awella that anlaabed Ia vilv
against the piers and tho aides of the merchant
aeets nj ancbor On tho cats Tba etoun, srop,
tho a,bauat r,noa n,o,tod owoy In The ,o, n a
riffs NJ snovv maIt IN duI, biIloidoo In n Joru-
arv tbav The ann. white and aicklv no n
scared prize fighter. hung nloft in the eastern
skv ma n douhtful ubotbar In abov h,,nsoif or
MT Altouetbar n waa mn oxco,lant yrornino
for nm artist who yvisbed N stndv ofracts sor
a nictnre NJ solitude bo had onlv 70 row ont n
milo from sbore and ba would And bimsalf ma
comnletelv alone "a though n Thousand ni,os
from, land
Tba weather .v.ro, ,rho-. ,r.,, orooe.d o,d
,.ai,,, ,",.as $3.50, az. ~ ~" al ...s
80 -. s,.., mo. sAo -. ~ .n 100
anu .n"t ~ was ori,tins aions rom tue "est
uor'n"es'' Inc oio piio's d. thei, heaoquar-
Iers III south s'reet waIcneo the Daroheters'
anu seiu ,ney were too hish ior "es'erV
VIM " ho,o ourihG .ne aay' II .nere was any
whu az ah ~ "ouiu 90 lucsy. lor Tue nrit-
isner. as tney wouid aaa aiter pause
oouid tne race pe nnlsneo ies' prooaDiy.
iou see tne race VIII DC started on the last OF
. .he eoD, anu ,ney carry oown 70 tne sou west
cpi', iheh they won care ior INC hIst oi Inc
nooo ironi 'nere 10 INC hehtsnlp; put coming
nome WIN the wihd 10 east ara' where she =.
pret.y su,e W oe' INC Tue oe 'as' rl&ht' IL Il.
ohe lhAstie cant oeat to-u"y saes ho sooa.
some Oh tne more hopeiui yach.smen salu :. IN !,
s.inor Verhacuiar INA. 'ie sun wouiu scol
the Ios ana stylsh OH OF a VIM 10 soutn ard
"ouio preeIe up.
GETTING IN SHAPE FOR THE STRUGGLE:
DOWN the pay ooth az bay hioee ana OH
iompAihsViiie' theIe was SUI ABOUT inc pieas-
ure neets Win the hrst streak Oh Dawn. Cap1
nan ON the YOUNGER ana capt. DAFT on the
:; uhistie were on deck before u was larry Day
heht' LOOKING ABOUT al inc weather anu seeihR
very sman amount OF II. Inc COOKS eos apou.
at 'nis 'inie anu INC siheii VI ooiAhH cohee anu
u,olins steak nhaoe Tue ar ireeraht, anu NJ
ulca'eu 'nat inc salo.heh wele wen ieo IN
.Acins yacnts' Delole tne preaAlas. WAS reuuy.
= o,osni, an and tha Cantoins 1anLSd arannd
an .os,,lv =, GOO t,,ot avaruthinr ssns &, -
Alter hreakfast ali hands tnrnad 70 ana tool
Tho covers IN Tho oai,s Than tha This,Io,s
man heaan 70 RIM a,oft and lido down tha hoID
iiards an nnaration Which .honah ~.
repeated before the eyes of the Yankee
sailors. never fails to raise laugh. But
it gets the sail spread all the same
and no man ever pulls down on ahalliard more
than ne weighs. win their red'striped caps
~'e inc tSa .ars
sweatsd up until It was as stiff as board. ex-
forestaysail and the iib. and then set the huge
spreads of white canvas seemed to be. The
VoIuntaars crew cot Tho n, oinsail erst and tban
the w Ss s the lib sent n1n in
e OS y. no. s.n nov o lug ou"hau NV
Thistle got up anchor about sh, and headed
for Bay Ridge ON the port tack the great sails
drawing in the light air in a way that made the
gentlemen on her quarterdeck exceedingly
comior'aoie ana HAPPY.
Long before she had reached her destination
the well-loaded tugs and excursion boats be-
gan to come down the bay to see how things
were setenE on' auu ese,s one VI 'nem Iluiseo
over Dy hoohs heet hent' Wnere' al ABOUT
O'Clock. they found the long, low, black craft
I. ~. - MT. 800 80 s.s-sos
IKE pirate. Inls simhe was intended
however. to describe the boat. and not the
jovial host that peopled her decks in anything
ereeted by The spectator who confidentiy az.
6ected to see her w6ipnsd' THE suns tug
want alongside soon altar q O'CLOCK and took
Secretary Wyiie on the thistle and carried
'see iairn for the Thisfle MI WvIie was
the most pjeturesoue OF the whole lot. his
black and YELLOW striped iacket beine COR
geous and rich enough to satisfy an Oriental
prince Mr.. He'll and MI Watson who stood
about the ouarterdecE Of the Thistle. wore
white flannel Another one Of her gentlemen
sailors attracted the admtrina atfention az
some Of the athletic yachtsmen by the size Of
his calves. which showed to great adyantaSe
in a bicycle suit. Mr.. Latham A. Fish, who
went on the Thistle to see fair" Ia mere
matter OF form in both casesl for the Volnn
teer was on board the Volunteer early in the
morning, but he was transferred to the Thistle
by small boat soon after she arrived near
the line which was not far from 10 O'clock a
place which the Volunteer reached by the aid
OF the tug Harry Roussel
BRILLIANT SCENE OFF BAY RIDGE.
The scene of Bay Ridge was one to make
the heart glad. The fog was still heavy and
black I'm the west. and heavy and gray In the
east but Trua IN tho nronhaSfaa nf fEa mi